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Sahil Kapur @sahilkapur

Barely a shift from Silents all the way to Gen X. Then a rapid left turn for Millennials that seems to be persisting with Gen Z. I’m interested in theories as to why. The Great Recession? Soaring student debt? Growing up with George Bush and the Iraq war? All of the above? — PolitiTweet.org

Gen X: D+2 Millennials: D+16 [14-point swing] Gen X men: R+14 Millennial men: D+4 [18-point swing] https://t.co/cT4Fl1PVrl

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Gen X: D+2 Millennials: D+16 [14-point swing] Gen X men: R+14 Millennial men: D+4 [18-point swing] https://t.co/cT4Fl1PVrl — PolitiTweet.org

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Overall partisan gap among Millennials has been static for a decade and a half (though the gender gap has widened) so this clearly isn’t a Trump thing. There’s been too much talk of Trump alienating young people and not enough about how the Bush years alienated young people. — PolitiTweet.org

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